What does ICON Color Codes mean in CPM Projects

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What does ICON Color Codes mean in CPM Projects

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CPM Projects links JDTA Data to a Training Course Construct to support the following:

• CPM Projects Course Construct - is Course, Module, Lesson, Section. Module, Lesson and Sections can be linked to other projects and re-used. CPM Projects that are very common modules, lessons or sections should be developed in a separate section to allow greater reuse or repurposing of training material.
• R3 (Reuse, Repurpose and Reference) - a little know fact about CPM Projects is that the module, lesson and section can link to the same JDTA data can be tailored to support different ....
  • conditions
  • standards
  • action Verbs
  • platforms
  • systems
  • sub-systems
  • components
  • non-equipment
  • environment
• JDTA data can be linked to the module, lesson or section levels, the different colors indicates what level:
  • Magenta - Duty
  • Blue - Task (or KSATR)
  • Orange - Sub-Task
  • Yellow - Step

NOTE: Course level is also Yellow (default color) it is NOT an indicate it is linked to a sub-task. The Course Level is linked to the "Performance Requirements" selection right above the field. In the Performance Requirements selection is how you link the JDTA Occupations, Jobs, Duties, Task, Sub-Task and Steps to the project.

• If the lesson or section is "gray", this means it is not linked to a training requirement identified in the JDTA. This requires review and approval by the LSO staff.
• Just because a color is assigned, doesn't indicate that a correct linkage between the work and learning objective was created. This also requires review and approval by the LSO staff.

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Figure 1 - Color Codes in CPM Projects









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